In terms of this issue, the bees were in excellent shape. Beekeepers were watching them. If they were hungry, they'd feed them. If they needed a pollen substitute, they'd feed them. It was a little earlier in the year, but when the dandelion season came, they were in great shape.
This is a different issue altogether. This is an insecticide poisoning. It's nothing to do with treating the bees beforehand. The bees came through the best they've ever come through. Anybody will tell you that. I have areas that didn't get hit and I have two boxes of honey sitting on them.
It just depends on whether they grew the corn or not. It's not weather-related. It's just poisoning that is causing the problem. We need to do something about it.